July 22 , 20143.39pm BST This tweet illustrates the EU's dilemma over sanctions that will really bite against Russia.
In the minnows the pharyngeal teeth, arranged in one, two, or three rows, press or bite against a horny pad in the roof of the mouth.
This was not how it was meant to end but reality had bitten against Uruguay.
As with other ruminants, the front teeth in the lower jaw bite against a hard, toothless pad in the upper jaw.
In daily conference calls, e-mails and surrogate interviews, the Romney campaign has rolled out several lines of biting attack against Mr. Gingrich — calling him "erratic" and "unreliable," as well as a Washington insider and "influence peddler".
Chinese state media has stepped up a salvo of biting commentaries against George Soros and other currency traders as the yuan comes under pressure, with the billionaire investor accused of "declaring war" on the unit.
Filled with angry lyrics, self-published zines and a refreshing dose of third-wave politics, the underground revolution known as riot grrrl was -- and continues to be -- a biting voice against the patriarchal powers that be.
The Fisher-Price Apptivity case, with handles made for babies, securely holds the phone and protects it against biting, drooling and dropping.
Campaigning in Ohio, she pursued a new strategy of biting attack lines against Mr. Obama, while adopting a newly populist tone as she courted blue-collar voters.
So, sprayed copiously with insect repellent, an essential summer evening precaution in Scandinavian forests against biting midges and mosquitoes, off we set with a push from Norvald into the sluggish but clear water.
